Re: Bleeding 784 International tractor brakes

Posted by richard in nz on May 23, 2007 at 04:02:58 from (125.239.190.134):

In Reply to: Bleeding 784 International tractor brakes posted by Lloydie on May 22, 2007 at 01:16:04:

Trans oil at working temp, at correct level.
Tractor engine running at 1,000 rpm.
Block off return tube to transmission at T piece near the bulkhead (firewall) with a pair of vice grips with protected jaws. (You will see the brake top up supply, clamp off the "overflow" that goes back to the trans so the brake master cylinders get all the available oil)
Attach pipe from the bleed screws and put the other ends of the pipes in to the trans filler cap, clear pipe is best.
Latch the brake pedals together and slowly pump the brakes.
When the first pipe becomes clear of air, tighten the bleed screw and continue pumping untill the other side bleeds clear.(keeping the brake pedals latched gets all the air from the balance valve)
Thats how it was taught at the training school at IHC in Doncaster where your tractor was built and you will find is the most reliable method even though long winded.

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